Round to the nearest 10. 646 942 Round to the nearest 100. 413 6 892 + 82= 75 – 32= Think About It! I added 2 three digit numbers together and got a sum.

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Round to the nearest Round to the nearest = 75 – 32= Think About It! I added 2 three digit numbers together and got a sum of 214. What might the two numbers be?

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Round the numbers to the nearest 10 and the nearest Subtract = (Use an open number line and expanded form.) Use addition to check your answer.

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